The Ladies' Garland, 5. kötetJ. Libby, 1842 |
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22. oldal
... daugh- ter , who , with myself , had to fly from our home , at the time of the great fires . " I felt so interested in his relation of the causes of the burnings , that I asked him to describe to me the particulars of the misfortunes at ...
... daugh- ter , who , with myself , had to fly from our home , at the time of the great fires . " I felt so interested in his relation of the causes of the burnings , that I asked him to describe to me the particulars of the misfortunes at ...
113. oldal
... daugh- ter , and looked at her a moment in silence ; then with a smiling glance at her brother , she took Jenny's hand , kindly . The poor girl seemed abashed at being the object of so much gratitude . " I cannot thank you , " said Lady ...
... daugh- ter , and looked at her a moment in silence ; then with a smiling glance at her brother , she took Jenny's hand , kindly . The poor girl seemed abashed at being the object of so much gratitude . " I cannot thank you , " said Lady ...
121. oldal
... daugh- ter , the present LADY LOVELACE . She loves to talk of her father , and is delighted when you tell her that his works are universally read , not only in the sea board cities of Ameri- ca , but among the far - off hills and ...
... daugh- ter , the present LADY LOVELACE . She loves to talk of her father , and is delighted when you tell her that his works are universally read , not only in the sea board cities of Ameri- ca , but among the far - off hills and ...
140. oldal
... daugh- ter , but could not pretend to Miss Herbert . Alice certainly liked him better than any man she had ever seen , and once she found his eyes fixed upon her from the other side of a ball - room , with an expression that made her ...
... daugh- ter , but could not pretend to Miss Herbert . Alice certainly liked him better than any man she had ever seen , and once she found his eyes fixed upon her from the other side of a ball - room , with an expression that made her ...
141. oldal
... daugh- amination of the papers ; -the sale of the ter no more ; and balls and parties succeeded house and furniture ; -- the tiger claws of the each other so rapidly that the quieter inhabi- law rending open the house in all its dearest ...
... daugh- amination of the papers ; -the sale of the ter no more ; and balls and parties succeeded house and furniture ; -- the tiger claws of the each other so rapidly that the quieter inhabi- law rending open the house in all its dearest ...
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